Only five truckloads of food and agricultural goods were exported from Gaza last month. Read more about Farmers forced to stop growing strawberries in Gaza 

Why is Mahmoud Abbas making trips to Paris when his own people are struggling to cope? Read more about "We're being stripped of our dignity": Gaza workers not paid for seven months  

Sixteen media workers were killed during Israel’s summer attack on Gaza. Read more about "I always thought I'd be next to die": Gaza journalists reflect on a bloody 2014 

Both Israel’s economic warfare and the Palestinian Authority’s neoliberal policies have widened income inequality. Read more about Teachers forced to equip schools at own expense as austerity bites West Bank  

People in Gaza have only six hours of electricity per day. Read more about Gaza struggles to cope with siege and storms 

Placing the village of Issawiyeh under siege has not stopped local youth from resisting Israel’s occupation. Read more about Two unequal worlds in Israeli-occupied Jerusalem 

Mutual solidarity has grown since Michael Brown’s slaying on 9 August.
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Moves to “recognize Palestine” and co-opt the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement aim to guarantee Israel’s survival as a racist state. Read more about Recognizing Palestine, BDS and the survival of Israel